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Florida Statutes > Chapter 28 - Clerks of the Circuit Courts
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Title V
> Chapter 28 - Clerks of the Circuit Courts
Current as of: 2011
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§ 28.001
Definitions
§ 28.01
Bond of circuit court clerks; small counties
§ 28.02
Bond of circuit court clerks; large counties
§ 28.03
Obligation of sureties
§ 28.04
Justification of sureties
§ 28.05
Surety companies
§ 28.06
Power of clerk to appoint deputies
§ 28.07
Place of office
§ 28.071
Clerkâs seal
§ 28.09
Clerk ad interim
§ 28.101
Petitions and records of dissolution of marriage; additional charges
§ 28.12
Clerk of the board of county commissioners
§ 28.13
To keep papers
§ 28.14
Records, judgments, orders, and decrees prior to circuit courts
§ 28.15
Records from superior courts
§ 28.16
Certain records from prior county courts
§ 28.211
Clerk to keep docket
§ 28.212
Minutes of court proceedings
§ 28.213
Disposal of physical evidence filed as exhibits
§ 28.215
Pro se assistance
§ 28.222
Clerk to be county recorder
§ 28.22205
Electronic filing process
§ 28.2221
Electronic access to official records
§ 28.2222
Public records capital improvement plan
§ 28.223
Probate records; recordation
§ 28.231
Service charges by clerks of courts
§ 28.235
Advance payments by clerk of circuit court
§ 28.24
Service charges by clerk of the circuit court
§ 28.2401
Service charges and filing fees in probate matters
§ 28.2402
Cost recovery; use of the circuit court for ordinance or special law violations
§ 28.241
Filing fees for trial and appellate proceedings
§ 28.242
Service charges retained when case laid in wrong venue
§ 28.243
Personal liability for accepting checks
§ 28.244
Refunds
§ 28.245
Transmittal of funds to Department of Revenue; uniform remittance form required
§ 28.2455
Transfer of trust funds in excess of amount needed for clerk budgets
§ 28.246
Payment of court-related fees, charges, and costs; partial payments; distribution of funds
§ 28.29
Recording of orders and judgments
§ 28.30
Records; destruction; reproduction; electronic recordkeeping
§ 28.31
Notice to county commissioners of intent to destroy; approval of board
§ 28.32
Destruction of certain instruments
§ 28.33
Investment of county funds by the clerk of the circuit court
§ 28.34
Salary discrimination based on gender or race; review within the county and circuit courts
§ 28.345
Exemption from court-related fees and charges
§ 28.35
Florida Clerks of Court Operations Corporation
§ 28.36
Budget procedure
§ 28.37
Fines, fees, service charges, and costs remitted to the state
§ 28.42
Manual of court-related filing fees, charges, costs, and fines
§ 28.43
Adoption of rules relating to ss. 28.35, 28.36, and 28.37
§ 28.44
Clerk discontinuance of court-related functions
§ 28.45
Provision of financial data to Executive Office of the Governor
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U.S. Code > Title 11 > Chapter 1 - General Provisions
U.S. Code > Title 11 > Chapter 3 - Case Administration
U.S. Code > Title 11 > Chapter 5 - Creditors, The Debtor, And The Estate
U.S. Code > Title 11 > Chapter 9 - Adjustment Of Debts Of A Municipality
U.S. Code > Title 11 > Chapter 15 - Ancillary And Other Cross-Border Cases
U.S. Code > Title 28 > Part I - Organization Of Courts
U.S. Code > Title 28 > Part III - Court Officers And Employees
U.S. Code Title 28 > Part IV > Chapter 81 - Supreme Court
U.S. Code Title 28 > Part IV > Chapter 83 - Courts Of Appeals
U.S. Code Title 28 > Part IV > Chapter 85 - District Courts; Jurisdiction
U.S. Code > Title 42 > Chapter 46 - Justice System Improvement
U.S. Code > Title 42 > Chapter 113 - State Justice Institute
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